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This tool takes a paired dataset collection and builds two datasets from it. If mapped over a list of paired datasets, this tool will produce two lists of datasets.<\/p>\n


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Example<\/strong><\/p>\n

If a collection consists of two forward and two reverse datasets (e.g., forward and reverse reads from a sequencing experiment) this tool will output two collections: one consisting of forward reads and one of reverse reads.<\/p>\n

This tool will create new history datasets from your collection but your quota usage will not increase.<\/p>\n", "edam_operations": [], "form_style": "regular", "edam_topics": [], "panel_section_id": "collection_operations", "version": "1.0.0", "link": "/tool_runner?tool_id=__UNZIP_COLLECTION__", "target": "galaxy_main", "min_width": -1, "model_class": "UnzipCollectionTool", "hidden": "", "id": "__UNZIP_COLLECTION__", "name": "Unzip Collection" }, { "panel_section_name": "Collection Operations", "xrefs": [], "description": "", "is_workflow_compatible": true, "labels": [], "help": "

This tool takes two datasets and creates a dataset pair from them. Mapping over two lists, this tool can be used to build a list of dataset pairs from two individual lists of datasets.<\/p>\n


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Example<\/strong><\/p>\n

If you have one collection containing only forward reads and one containing only reverse, this tools will "zip" them together into a simple paired collection.<\/p>\n

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This tool takes a dataset collection and filters out datasets in the failed state. This is useful for continuing a multi-sample analysis when one of more of the samples fails at some point.<\/p>\n

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This tool takes a dataset collection and filters out empty datasets. This is useful for continuing a multi-sample analysis when downstream tools require datasets to have content.<\/p>\n

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Make sure that the genome build of the input dataset is specified (click the pencil icon in the history item to set it if necessary).<\/p>\n

This tool can work with interval, GFF, and GTF datasets. It requires the interval datasets to have chromosome in column 1,\nstart co-ordinate in column 2 and end co-ordinate in column 3. BED comments\nand track and browser lines will be ignored, but if other non-interval lines\nare present the tool will return empty output datasets.<\/p>\n


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What it does<\/strong><\/p>\n

This tool is based on the LiftOver utility and Chain track from the UC Santa Cruz Genome Browser<\/a>.<\/p>\n

It converts coordinates and annotations between assemblies and genomes. It produces 2 files, one containing all the mapped coordinates and the other containing the unmapped coordinates, if any.<\/p>\n

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Example<\/strong><\/p>\n

Converting the following hg16 intervals to hg18 intervals:<\/p>\n

\nchrX  85170   112199  AK002185  0  +\nchrX  110458  112199  AK097346  0  +\nchrX  112203  121212  AK074528  0  -\n<\/pre>\n

will produce the following hg18 intervals:<\/p>\n

\nchrX  132991  160020  AK002185  0  +\nchrX  158279  160020  AK097346  0  +\nchrX  160024  169033  AK074528  0  -\n<\/pre>\n",
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